I became a speech-language pathologist after a diverse career in business, including customer service management, retail, and corporate law. My true passion for helping others was sparked during my time as a gender studies major at UCLA, where I learned the power of listening—not just to words, but to the silences where the most vulnerable voices often go unheard.

Years later, this commitment to valuing every individual and helping them reach their potential led me to providing speech therapy for toddlers and their families. I’m deeply grateful for the opportunity to be welcomed into homes, working alongside families to support their children’s communication development.

I hold a master’s degree in communication disorders from Emerson College, an MBA from California Lutheran University, and a bachelor’s degree in gender studies from UCLA. My varied educational and professional experiences shape my approach, allowing me to bring a well-rounded perspective to the families I serve.